A committee recommends changing the distance from 200 feet to 50 feet.
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Spruce Mountain High School recognizes honor students
JAY — Spruce Mountain High School has announced its fourth quarter honor roll for the 2023-24 academic year. Seniors — Highest honors: Bryce Marston and Faith Maurais. High honors: Hunter Bibeau, Leah Burgess, Makinlee Holt, Brooklynn Kemp, Julia Mercier, Jaydn Pingree, Jazmine Pingree and Connor Roy. Honors: Griffin Achorn, Kasey Burns, Darian Chapman, Mary Hamblin, Mia […]
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Dixfield board chairman defends private meeting about police coverage
Oxford County Sheriff Christopher Wainwright met with Chairman Richard Pickett.
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Spruce Mountain Middle School recognizes honor students
JAY — Spruce Mountain Middle School has announced its third trimester honor roll students for the 2023-24 academic year. Grade 6 — High honors: Ella Adams, Elle Belanger, Sophia Brown, Barrett Bryant, Brody Chretien, Austin Churchill, Isabelle Cordes, Evangeline DiPasquale, Jaa’Liyah Fields, Harlee Foss, Jaden Gibbs, Lexus Hebert, Benjamin Irving, Noah Johnson and Cloe Judd. Also, […]
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More grants help expand outdoor learning possibilities at Spruce Mountain schools in Jay
Grants have helped create Spruce Mountain Outdoor Learning Center and “Boggy Walk Trail” between Spruce Mountain elementary and high schools.
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Envirothon team from Jay wins state competition, gets OK to travel to international competition
Two members of the winning team will be representing the school and state for the fourth time.
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Staff, students share outrage over post on a school Facebook page made by one of the Livermore board of directors regarding Pride Month
Holly Morris of Livermore, a director for Regional School Unit 73 posted a hurtful message on the FIRST Robotics Competition Blue Crew 6153 team’s Facebook page during a recent FIRST event.
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Treat Memorial Library kicks off summer reading program
Treat Memorial Library’s summer reading program, “Read Renew Repeat” focusing on conservation and open to all ages kicked off on June 15 with prizes and reading logs to encourage participation.
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Jay-based school district directors seek legal advice after director’s post on Facebook page
The Spruce Mountain High School robotics team suggested celebrating Pride Month on Facebook, prompting a comment from a director that has been called ‘hurtful.’